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Chapter 1 Foreword

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Operating manual  HE 5710 / HE 5711

Version 1.3

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Foreword

1.1

Information regarding the usage of these operating instruc-
tions

Structure

Target group

These operating instructions are intended for qualified electricians that will install, wire, commission
and put the magnetic valve control HE 5710 / HE 5711 into operation.

Document history

Chapter 1

Foreword

Information on chapter structure, document history, intended use and device 
safety.

Chapter 2

Safety information

Important safety information regarding the Differential Pressure Regulator.

Chapter 3

Device description

Description of the magnetic valve control, control elements and technical spec-
ifications.

Chapter 4

Installation

Dimensions of the device and scope of delivery.

Chapter 5

Electrical commissioning

Connection of supply voltage and signals.

Chapter 6

Setting-up

Performing setting-up on the device.

Chapter 7

Declaration of conformity

Chapter 8

Maintenance and service

Information regarding control operations and disposal.

Date / version

Description

12/2013 / 1.0

First Creation

04/2014 / 1.1

Page 2 (footer): Corrected item number. Chapter 7: Added declaration of con-
formity. Chapter 3 (Fig. 3.1 + 3.2), 3.3, Chapter 5.2 + 5.3: Changed value for 
wide-range power supply (100 – 240 VAC)

09/2019 / 1.2

Chapter 2: device marking adapted

12/2019 / 1.3

Chapter 2.2: device marking explanation completed. 
Chapter 3.3: Typing error in device marking corrected
Bilingual name plates added.

Summary of Contents for 57116510

Page 1: ...HE 5710 HE 5711 P magnetic valve control Operating manual Translation of the original operating manual Original version German...

Page 2: ...hr der Werner Brandis Publisher HESCH Industrie Elektronik GmbH Documentation Department Copyrights Copyright 2019 HESCH Industrie Elektronik GmbH All rights reserved The content including pictures an...

Page 3: ...information 7 2 2 Safety during the individual phases of operation 8 3 Device description 11 3 1 Overview 11 3 2 Display and control elements 12 3 3 Technical data 13 4 Installation 14 5 Electrical co...

Page 4: ...valve control control elements and technical spec ifications Chapter 4 Installation Dimensions of the device and scope of delivery Chapter 5 Electrical commissioning Connection of supply voltage and...

Page 5: ...rely with the operator Failure to comply with the above mentioned criteria regarding intended use may void the warranty the manufacturer cannot be held li able for damage to the device in this case Pe...

Page 6: ...working with the de vice Used symbols The following symbols are used in this manual All safety information notes are structured in a uni form manner Warning of personnel injury The severity of the dan...

Page 7: ...avoided Danger of electric shock Disconnect the power supply before working on the device Install the electrical lines in accordance with the respectively applicable local regulations VDE 0100 in Ger...

Page 8: ...0 in Germany Lay the measuring lines separately from the power lines Produce a connection between the protective ground connection in the respec tive device carrier and a protective ground The cable s...

Page 9: ...electrical equipment tc Type of ignition protection protection by housing IIIC Dust group conductive dusts T135 C Temperature class maximum permissible surface temperature Dc Device protection level...

Page 10: ...ription 11 Operating manual HE 5710 HE 5711 Version 1 3 3 Device description 3 1 Overview Fig 3 1 An overview taking the 5710 as an example A Type designation B Display and control elements C Connecti...

Page 11: ...otentiometer for pulsing period setting between 0 02 and 1 2 seconds 4 PAUSE LED yellow Lights up in the pause leading up to actuation of the next valve The condition of the control unit is recognisab...

Page 12: ...ith a potential free contact or a semiconductor switch Active Low Valve outputs HE 5710 1 4 HE 5711 1 8 Valve voltage 24 VDC 10 Valve current 1 A for a pulse period of 1s and a pause time the pulse pe...

Page 13: ...ce may be installed in areas subject to the EX ATEX Zone 22 Explosion Class The special provisions should be observed see chapter 2 2 Safety dur ing the individual phases of operation on page 8 Dimens...

Page 14: ...re limitations specified for use of the device have to be observed before and during operation The protective ground connection in the appropriate device carrier has to be conductively connected to th...

Page 15: ...16 Version 1 3 5 2 Supply voltage Fig 5 1 Supply voltage 1 Loosen the screws on the housing cover and remove the cover 2 Read the supply voltage value off the type plate for example 100 240 VAC or 24...

Page 16: ...age L 100 240 VAC or 24 VDC PE Potential to ground START Input for cleaning start Active Low START Input for cleaning start GND START CYCLE Input for cyclic cleaning Active Low START CYCLE Input for c...

Page 17: ...ady state operation connect the terminals START and Cyclic operation connect the terminals START CYCLE and trigger signal V5 Output of valve 5 24 V DC V5 Output of valve 5 GND V6 Output of valve 6 24...

Page 18: ...r of full cleaning cycles Using the coding switch CYCLES set the number 1 9 The setting 0 deactivates cyclic cleaning The cleaning process for the set cycles is started by means of trigger signal to t...

Page 19: ...Chapter 7 Declaration of conformity Operating manual HE 5710 HE 5711 20 Version 1 3 7 Declaration of conformity You will find the declaration of conformity on www hesch de...

Page 20: ...cleaned regularly in order to avoid increased dust formation on the device Disposal Recycle metals and plastics Electrical and electronic components should be collected separately and be disposed of...

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